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There's a way around this bogus warning in Firefox: Go to Options>Security> Uncheck "Block reported attack sites">click OK. If you don't go to the real infected sites you have nothing to worry about.

I considered it for my 87 gl too. Had found a 86 & 88 turbo 300zx for donors but life got in the way. Haven't done it but here's some info you might find useful: http://www.zhome.com/ZCMnL/tech/GearRatios.html and http://www.zhome.com/ZCMnL/tech/R200.htm

I opted for 215/75/15 Hankook M/Ts on 6 lug 15x6 Nissan Pathfinder wheels. They were lees money than the BFGs. And the 215s I got had snow stud holes(how here in So. Cal. I got the studded tires I don't know:D.) Haven't bolted them up yet to check for clearance with my 4" lift on 87 gl. Here's a link: http://www.offroaders.com/tech/AT-MT-Tires/Hankook-MT.htm Edit: tires I got are the Dynapro M/T RT03s. Pic on this site doesn't show stud holes. Hmmm.

I had thought to add a 6000 lb winch to the front on my 87 gl. Something like this which is short enough(17.5"L x 6.5"D x 8.3"H) to fit between the headlights, series wound motor, with a hardwired remote: http://www.harborfreight.com/6000-lb-off-road-vehicle-winch-with-automatic-load-holding-brake-68141.html You don't feel this generation of bumper is strong enough with the added hoop & bracing tubes? And 1" x .090" tubes down & back to the engine crossmember for engine skidplate?

I get the same warnings: its stopbadware.org being overzealous. Quote from the site: "Badware is not always evident when you visit a site. Some badware only gets distributed under certain conditions; some installs silently, without alerting the user. It’s also possible that the site was infected and has been cleaned up but hasn’t yet been removed from the list of badware sites. Owners of websites in this situation may want to request a review. " Back to the thread. That is a really nice bumper Scott! I suppose you could add a short loop to the top tube for a winch mount(hint, hint,??)

It pays to carry spare parts & tools sometimes.

Wow! Who'da thunk double tapered bearings would've failed so completely. See how many rollers were left intact, if any.

Jack up the right rear corner & check for crunchy feeling rotating the wheel.

Broken right outer cv joint cage? Not as likely the stub axle bearing - they last forever.

One of these could help:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Carburetor-Adjusting-Tool-Lisle-55250-/380461506611?hash=item589545e033&item=380461506611&pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&vxp=mtr You may get lucky & find one at a local auto parts store, most likely not the mainstream ones.

I've had success with heat hardened bolts & studs using carbide-tipped drill bits: http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRAR2?PMSECT=0000000618&PMADID=SI0000069016&PMAVID=1626 Having done field maintenance on bakery & pizza ovens where repeated 500+*F heat cycles hardened the hardware(pun intended) it became necessary to resort to these. Straight flute carbide tipped die drills work too.You need to keep the bit from chattering otherwise they'll shatter. Low RPM & lots of pressure.

I've got a 85 gl-10 pass side door glass here. Let me know. Could box it up with the plywood & scrap lumber I have here then send it by Fedex ground.

While this far in, I added the a/c ducts running from the tunnel back, across & up the door pillars. Fishing the door looms was easy for the rear doors, an arm stretch to get to loom anchor points for the power mirrors. Flexible claw makes an ideal tool for fishing the mirror connectors. Just wrap the connector with a little vinyl tape leaving a little to grab: Cleaned & burnished the window switch contacts with a little piece of Scotchbrite, added some dielectric silicone to hold the small parts together for protection & assembly: Had the door card pads recovered then painted them with SEM color coat #15023, Cordova brown. Covered the window reg crank holes with 2" furniture coasters(single flathead 10-32 screw epoxied to back & 1/8 x 1 x 3" aluminum flat stock on inside of panel): Kenwood 5 1/4" speakers(KFC-1394PS) just fit front speaker mounts - barely. Replaced the broken down front seats with a pair from a 90 Lego: May paint them later with SEM light buckskin #15093. Or not. Definitely will paint all the dash parts while doing the ea2ej upgrade later while the dash is apart. BTW, added the door lock actuators to all doors including the tailgate. The drivers door gets a switch, not an actuator. The power wiring for these was already in the rear loom for my 87 gl wagon.

Good to know-everything is already buttoned up(I'll post more pics again soon). Thanks! The donor cars were from here in So. Cal. but sometime in their pasts they just might have gone swimming in the Pacific Ocean.

Finally posting some pics of the pwr window upgrades. Had to pick front doors from a 85 gl wagon & 86 gl wagon rear doors @ the PAP. Some nimrod had horked the front doors on the 86 already. Here's the pwr window wiring loom: Power window control/relay/circuit breaker detail: Power window wire loom P/N: And while I was at it added A/C ducts to the door pillars: Detail of the tailgate wire loom connector. Will change that loom out later - it is fished down the rt rear window pillar, across to rear light & up(or down) rt side of tailgate: Passenger side front door looms both manual(top) & power:

"Completely uneccesary and a waste of valueable time and resources. The ECU already handles the fuel pump shutdown by cutting out the fuel pump relay when there is no ignition pulse (tach signal) present. The wiring, hardware, and software is already in place to support the "safety" you desire so adding additional components and wiring is just wasted effort. GD" You forgot to add the after that attack.

Realllly nice! Did you put a LSD in the trans so it'll stand on 2 legs?

Found out that each door & the sw tailgate have a special loom for power locks & windows. The power window option has its own loom running from rt side of dash back to passenger side front & rear doors & to control/relay/circuit brkr under front passenger seat, then across to drivers side front & rear doors. Will post some pics as I do the upgrade.

Don't know how you feel about safety but when I finally get to my ej swap on my 87 gl definitely going to add a low oil pres switch to the circuit like this: http://www.ebay.com/itm/230736088050?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649 Voltage from the ignition switch starter wire while cranking & ignition hot thru the Hobbs switch while running. If the engine stalls & OP goes below 4 psi the FP cuts off.

I've used the SB108s on my 87 gl wagon for 5 yrs. Buy a can of spray silicone & clamp the bottom eye mount in a vise. Apply a generous amount of twisting force to slide the snubber onto the rod. Likewise getting the dust boot onto the snubber.

Great news again. Now, the only question remaining to be answered is: are the connectors for the control unit(under the passenger seat) & the relay + circuit brkr(under the drivers seat) normally incorporated into an '87 gl 4wd wiring loom? I've checked the 87 FSM & don't see any dotted lines for power windows & locks to suggest an optional loom, so the connectors may be there. Felt around under the seats but couldn't feel them through the carpet. Anyone know for certain? Edit: Pulled out passenger seat & looked thru vent hole in carpet. No connector there. Pulled up strip next to door. Unused 6 pin connector closest to rear seat anchor. It's 105*F & 90% humiditity right now. Tomorrow.

Thanks! Right now there's an 86 with power windows & locks. Cheaper to buy the whole doors at the PAP & get the added benefits of sheet metal & glass to boot.:cool:

Asking for a show of hands of those in PNW/northern states/Canada whose '80s Subie has power windows & locks to see how durable they are in winter. Would this be a viable upgrade or stick with manual windows & locks? Only asking because sometimes things do get wet & freeze. Thanks!

Found rear trailing arms from 86 turbo gl-10 complete with stubs, hubs, axles & disc brakes. Spare parts for when the well dries up. Hadn't seen a 4wd turbo in 4+ yrs here.

"CZNY may be helping me make one, once he gets settled down in Oregon." It will take time to move all my machinery, tools, vehicles, parts & household. I'd like to leave this area today, but there is a lot to do.